Not all back pain is caused by muscle strain or arthritis. In fact, one of the most overlooked sources of persistent or sudden-onset back pain is a vertebral compression fracture (VCF). A VCF is a small break in the spine that can occur even from simple activities like coughing, bending, or lifting a grocery bag. These fractures are especially
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When is Spinal Fusion Surgery Needed? Dealing with spinal conditions can be difficult, but sometimes even more difficult is the process of surgery. Surgeries can be invasive and require longer healing periods depending on how large the incision site is. Luckily, for some conditions, you may have the option of minimally invasive spinal fusion. Dr.
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How your neurosurgeon in Sugar Land, TX, can help you A neurosurgeon is an expert at diagnosis and treatment of neurological conditions. What sets a neurosurgeon apart from a neurologist is that a neurosurgeon can also perform surgery for conditions of the brain, spine, and nervous system. Dr. Rajesh Bindal at Texas Spine & Neurosurgery
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What Are the Signs of a Herniated Disc? Find out how a herniated disc is treated and when surgery may be necessary. The spine is made up of 33 vertebrae and between each of these bones are discs, which cushion the vertebra and provide shock absorption. Unfortunately, heavy lifting and certain strenuous activities can cause
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Dr. Rajesh Bindal is a board-certified neurosurgeon offering comprehensive care for patients with brain, neck, and spine conditions. At Texas Spine & Neurosurgery Center in Sugar Land, Texas, he delivers a full spectrum of treatments—ranging from minimally invasive spine surgery and cervical disc replacement to non-surgical therapies and cranial procedures. His dedication to innovation and patient-focused care has earned him a reputation as one of the most sought-after specialists in the
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What Is Kyphoplasty Surgery? Learn more about kyphoplasty surgery and how it can improve spinal fractures. If you are dealing with a spinal fracture that has impacted your height, mobility and functionality, our Sugar Land, TX, neurosurgeon Dr. Rajesh Bindal may recommend kyphoplasty to restore and stabilize the damaged vertebrae. Here’s what you should know
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What is Chiari Malformation? Learn more about diagnosing and treating this structural defect in the brain. Chiari malformation is a congenital problem that impacts the brain. More specifically, it affects the cerebellum, the area of the brain responsible for balance and coordination. Chiari malformation is a structural defect that typically occurs in-vitro. Our Sugar Land,
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The Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Center is pleased to announce the second biannual Spinal Disorders Symposium was a great success. Rajesh K. Bindal, M.D. served as Course director. He, a surgeon of the Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Center, presented topics of interest at the conference. “This is the only conference of its kind in the
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Patient Access To Advance MRI Scanner The Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Center is pleased to announce that our patients now have access to one of the most advanced MRI scanners in the world and the most advanced in the great state of Texas. The Methodist Sugar Land Hospital recently installed the latest GE MRI machine.
Symposium on Spinal Disease The Texas Spine and Neurosurgery Center is pleased to announce the next regional Symposium on Spinal Diseases hosted by the Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, to be held in September 2014. The group is leading the program. “The last symposium attracted over 100 attendees, all healthcare providers including orthopedic surgeons and
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